test

    // Quote-aware scan for this tag's own '>' -- a '<'/'>' inside a quoted

    // attribute value (e.g. title="a < b") doesn't end the tag. Critically,

    // an UNQUOTED '<' encountered here means this tag itself was never

    // terminated (a missing '>', e.g. a malformed "</div" straight into the

    // next markup) -- stopping at that '<' instead of scanning past it

    // keeps that next tag intact for the caller to (re-)dispatch on its own

    // merits (e.g. a following <script> still gets ScriptElement's raw-text

    // handling) rather than silently swallowing it as bogus "attribute"

    // content of this broken tag, whose own closing '>' would otherwise

    // wrongly end up terminating THIS one instead.

    size_t close = i;

    while (close < in.size() && in[close] != HTMLTAG_CLOSE) { // '>'

    bool foundClose = false;

    char quote = 0;

    while (close < in.size()) {

        char c = in[close];

        if (quote) {

            if (c == quote) quote = 0;

        } else if (c == HTMLTAG_CLOSE) { // '>'

            foundClose = true;

            break;

        } else if (c == HTMLTAG_OPEN) { // '<'

            break;

        } else if (c == '"' || c == '\'') {

            quote = c;

        }

        ++close;

    }

    reinterpret_cast<HtmlElement*>(el.get())->_serialelize(tel);

    return ++close;

    return foundClose ? close + 1 : close;

}

namespace libhtmlpp {